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Elizabeth Patterson
New York Times, Thursday, December 14, 1950
36-Across : Hammerstein's partner.
Author:
Elizabeth Patterson
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 29, Avg Word Len: 5.44, Missing: { J Q W X }, Scrabble score: 275 (avg 1.40)
Open Squares: 92, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 1, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 24, Grid flow: 22.3
1 S | 2 C | 3 R | 4 O | 5 O | 6 G | 7 E | | 8 L | 9 I | 10 O | 11 N | 12 E | 13 L | |
14 C | H | A | R | L | E | S | | 15 A | N | N | U | L | U | 16 S |
17 R | O | M | A | I | N | S | | 18 M | A | T | I | S | S | E |
19 A | S | O | L | O | | 20 A | 21 T | E | N | | 22 T | I | T | I |
23 G | E | N | E | | 24 B | Y | R | N | E | 25 S | | 26 N | E | Z |
27 S | N | A | | 28 E | L | I | O | T | | 29 M | 30 O | O | R | E |
| | | 31 B | L | A | S | T | | 32 P | U | R | R | E | R |
33 S | 34 T | 35 A | R | L | I | T | | 36 R | O | D | G | E | R | S |
37 P | A | V | I | O | R | | 38 R | O | U | G | Y | | | |
39 A | M | E | E | R | | 40 B | A | S | L | E | | 41 C | 42 T | 43 R |
44 T | A | M | | 45 E | 46 G | O | I | S | T | | 47 F | R | O | E |
48 U | R | A | 49 L | | 50 U | R | N | E | | 51 F | O | A | M | S |
52 L | A | R | A | 53 M | I | E | | 54 T | 55 R | O | U | B | L | E |
56 A | C | I | C | U | L | A | | 57 T | O | Y | N | B | E | E |
| 58 K | A | S | S | E | L | | 59 I | N | S | T | E | A | D |
© 1950, The New York TimesNo. 543
Across
1
A character from Dickens. :
SCROOGE8
Radio's favorite 1 Across. :
LIONEL14
15
17
French author of "Men of Good Will." :
ROMAINS18
French post-impressionist painter. :
MATISSE19
Where the Brownings lived, in Italy. :
ASOLO20
Egyptian solar disk. :
ATEN22
Small reddish or grayish monkey. :
TITI23
Sarazen or Tunney. :
GENE24
New Governor of South Carolina. :
BYRNES26
27
28
Harvard's president from 1869 to 1909. :
ELIOT29
Victor ___ who played Alexander Throttlebottom. :
MOORE31
32
33
Describing a clear night. :
STARLIT36
37
Instrument for ramming down paving stones. :
PAVIOR38
Covered with makeup. :
ROUGY39
40
Swiss city on the Rhine. :
BASLE41
44
Smart style in hats. :
TAM45
47
48
Russian mountain range. :
URAL50
Vessel for making coffee: Fr. :
URNE51
52
54
56
Needlelike spine or bristle. :
ACICULA57
Author of "A Study of History." :
TOYNBEE58
German city on the Fulda. :
KASSEL59
Down
1
2
Dr. Rhee's country, to the Japanese. :
CHOSEN3
Helen Hunt Jackson's popular heroine. :
RAMONA4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Canadian province: Abbr. :
ONT11
12
13
Worker who puts the gloss on textiles. :
LUSTERER16
21
24
The Trumans' house. :
BLAIR25
Smoky fire, used to protect fruit from frost. :
SMUDGE28
City in India north of Madras. :
ELLORE30
31
Kind of soft cheese. :
BRIE32
33
34
35
Schubert's beautiful composition. :
AVEMARIA36
He wrote "The Blessed Damozel." :
ROSSETTI38
40
Pertaining to the north wind. :
BOREAL41
Buster who played Tarzan. :
CRABBE42
Full name of author of "The Brave Bulls." :
TOMLEA43
46
Insidious cunning. :
GUILE47
49
Resinous substances secreted by insects. :
LACS51
Eddie and his family of entertainers. :
FOYS53
Genus, including mice. :
MUS55
Mr. Hubbard of "Dianetics." :
RON
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 22 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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